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VOL. XXXII JULY 1 No. 13
A.D. 1911—A.M. 6039
Views from the Watch Tower........................195
Unrest in Europe..............................195
Ministerial Human Document....................196
Ravages of the Black Plague...................197
Present-Day Needs of Methodism................198
Darwin's Evolution Theory Falling.................198
Heredity in the Blood.........................199
"Blind Guides" (Illustration).................200-201
$30,000,000 To Convert the World..................202
Heathen Double in a Century...................202
Our Missionary Work in India..................202
The Good Tidings in Africa....................203
Doctrinal Error Harmful...........................204
No Cross, No Crown (Poem).........................204
The Love Required of the New Creation.............205
Goes Beyond the Jewish Law....................205
Finding a Lost Bible..............................206
The Lord Is My Shepherd...........................207
Our New Bibles....................................207
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r4844 VIEWS FROM THE WATCH TOWERr4846 DARWIN'S EVOLUTION THEORY FALLING
r4847 $30,000,000 TO CONVERT THE WORLD
r4849 THE LOVE REQUIRED OF THE NEW CREATION
r4850 FINDING A LOST BIBLE
r4851 "THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD"
r4852 OUR NEW BIBLES
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VOL. XXXII JULY 15 No. 14
A.D. 1911—A.M. 6039
Our Convention Tour—No. 1........................211
The Church's Share in the Sin-Offering............212
Does the Church Add to the Sin-Offering?......213
The Voices of the Three Signs.....................214
The Voice of The First Sign...................215
The Voice of The Second Sign..................216
The Voice of The Third Sign...................217
Providing for One's Natural Household.............218
Retributive Discipline of the Millennium..........219
Prophesy Smooth Things............................220
Prophecy Against Jerusalem....................220
Destroying God's Word.............................221
The Propriety of Fasting..........................222
Holiness of the Heart Not a Mere Outward
Form........................................222
Abstemiousness Specially Helpful at
Lenten Season...............................222
Guided by God's Eye...............................223
Berean Questions in Scripture Studies.............223
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CHARLES T. RUSSELL, PRESIDENT
BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, 13-17 HICKS ST.,
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AT WHICH BROTHER C.T. RUSSELL WILL BE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
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The friends at Winnipeg advise that special railway rates for July 8, 9 and 10 have been arranged for on the C.P.R., C.N.R. and G.T.P.R. Friends may purchase a one-way single fare ticket to Winnipeg, asking their agent for a standard receipt certificate. The return fare will be free, one-third or two-thirds, according to the number attending. Your certificates will be required to be signed by the secretary, Brother W. H. Menery, at Winnipeg, for returning.
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Morning Rally and discourse for the interested at 10:30 o'clock in Royal Arcanum Hall, 120 Lake street. Public discourse at 3 p.m., in the Lyceum Theater, Lake street. Topic: "Hereafter."
Brother Russell is the invited speaker at the Galesburg Chautauqua, Highland Park, Sunday, July 30. Morning Discourse at 11:15 o'clock and Public Address at 3 p.m. in the Auditorium, Highland Park, Galesburg, Ill. Topic of the afternoon lecture: "Hereafter."
Praise, Prayer and Testimony meeting at 10:30 a.m. Discourse in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. Topic: "The All-Seeing Eye." Question meeting in the evening. All services will be held in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, 13-17 Hicks street. No meeting will be held in the Academy of Music on this date, as that building is closed for the summer.
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r4852 OUR CONVENTION TOUR—NO. 1r4854 THE CHURCH'S SHARE IN THE SIN-OFFERING
r4853 THE VOICES OF THE THREE SIGNS
r4854 PROVIDING FOR ONE'S NATURAL HOUSEHOLD
r4856 RETRIBUTIVE DISCIPLINE OF THE MILLENNIUM
r4856 PROPHESY SMOOTH THINGS
r4857 DESTROYING GOD'S WORD
r4858 THE PROPRIETY OF FASTING
r4858 GUIDED BY GOD'S EYE
BEREAN QUESTIONS IN SCRIPTURE STUDIES
Series VI., Study VI.—Order and Discipline in the New Creation.
(104) What is the special Scriptural significance of "aptness to teach"? P. 255.
(105) How may we distinguish between teaching and preaching? P. 256, par. 1.
(106) What is the work of an evangelist? and how have present-day conditions changed the method of evangelization? P. 256, par. 2; P. 257.
(107) What Scripture implies that in a general sense all the members of the New Creation should be able to teach, and that teaching is not limited to a clerical class? P. 257, par. 2.
"BE NOT MANY OF YOU TEACHERS, BRETHREN?"
(108) Does James 3:1 mean that none of the Church should become teachers? If not, what does it mean? P. 258, par. 1.
(109) Explain Matt. 5:19 in this connection. P. 258, par. 2.
"YE NEED NOT THAT ANY MAN TEACH YOU."
(110) In view of other Scriptures and the experiences of life, is the accepted translation of 1 John 2:27,20 correct? P. 259, par. 1.
(111) What thoughts are suggested by the context, beginning with verse 18 ? P. 259, par. 2.
(112) What is evidently the Apostle's thought with respect to verse 27 ? P. 260, par. 1,2.
(113) What is the special significance of the word "unction" in verse 20 ? and how was this typified? P. 261, par. 1.
(114) Of what is this unction an evidence to ourselves and to others? P. 261, par. 2.
(115) What is therefore the conclusion with respect to the necessity for teachers? P. 262, par. 1,2.
"HIM THAT IS TAUGHT, AND HIM THAT TEACHETH."
(116) Do the Scriptures teach a machine-like faith and acceptance of every doctrine? P. 263, par. 1.
(117) On the other hand, does the Word of God encourage a combative, fault-finding or debating spirit? P. 263, par. 2.
(118) What does the word "communicate" signify in Gal. 6:6 ? P. 264, par. 1.
WOMAN'S PROVINCE IN THE CHURCH.
(119) Is there any sex-discrimination with respect to eligibility for membership in the New Creation? Support your reply with Scripture quotations. P. 264, par. 3, first half.
(120) In view of explicit limitations placed upon woman's service in the Church, how shall we harmonize this with the preceding statement? P. 265, top.
(121) Do the Scriptures indicate a lack of love on the part of our Lord, or of education or ability on their part, that such restrictions were placed upon women in the early Church? P. 265, par. 1.
(122) How does woman appear to have been used by the Adversary in misleading mankind? P. 265, par. 2.
(123) What natural endowment of woman may reasonably seem to unfit her for public service? P. 266, par. 1,2.
(124) How does this quality of approbativeness become a snare to woman when exercised toward the public? P. 267, par. 1, first part.
(125) How is ambition to appear wiser than others a danger that besets man as well as woman? and what are the Apostle's warnings? P. 267, par. 1; Z.'08-24.